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  • Your agent can sign up for Mintlify fully on its own

    Mintlify's mint signup command creates an account from the CLI so coding agents can set up docs without a browser. Every step from signup to deploy works from the terminal.

    Mintlify Blog3 min read

  • How an AI agent turns a Figma design into an editable WordPress page

    The working path from a Figma frame to a real WordPress page: the agent reads the node tree through Figma’s own MCP server, uploads the frame’s images to your media library, and rebuilds the layout in your builder’s native format. With three conversions you can open and inspect.

    Respira for WordPress Blog4 min read

  • Can AI See Your Screen? How It Actually Works

    No model watches your display on its own. A screenshot reaches an AI only when software you installed captures one and sends it. Here is the full pipeline, what leaks into a capture, and which parts never leave your Mac.

    OpenOwl Blog1 min read

  • Your Coding Agent Can Now Run ViroReact Scenes, Not Just Write Them

    Your agent already writes ViroReact code against the real API rather than a half-remembered version of it. Six new tools in the ViroReact MCP Server let it check and run that code too, so you review work that has already been tested instead of discovering the obvious failures yourself.

    ReactVision Studio Blog4 min read

  • Which config file actually wins?

    Your personal setting is being ignored, or the repo's is — and the reason is that the direction of precedence is not the same for every mechanism. settings.json lets the repo beat your laptop; skills let your laptop beat the repo; CLAUDE.md lets nothing beat anything; permission rules refuse to…

    Backgrind Blog19 min read

  • Hooks in the Claude Agent SDK: every event, measured

    The programmatic hooks you pass in options.hooks, not the shell hooks in settings.json — and the difference matters, because by default both fire in the same run. We registered a callback on all 31 events and ran it until we had the thing nobody publishes: the measured firing order.

    Backgrind Blog19 min read

  • Running a coding agent in CI: the walls, in the order you hit them

    The agent gets one shot, on a machine with no browser and nobody to ask — which changes which failures you get. We ran four headless arms on one real failing test: the locked-down run with no allowlist was denied Bash and Edit, wrote nothing, exited 0, reported subtype "success" and cost $0.383 —…

    Backgrind Blog21 min read

  • What Is an Accessibility Tree in AI Automation?

    The accessibility tree is the labeled hierarchy macOS publishes for screen readers, and it gives an AI agent exact element coordinates instead of pixel guesses. A look at the token math against screenshots, the cases where the tree returns nothing, and how OpenOwl queries it through AXUIElement.

    OpenOwl Blog1 min read

  • Resurf 2

    Resurf is now fully native, rewritten in Swift for Mac, iPhone and iPad, with private sync through your own iCloud.

    Resurf Blog5 min read

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